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  The Alchemist by Paulo Coelho       Today I went to library after lunch to submit my old book and issue some new ones. Most of the books in our institute's library are utter crap. You can barely find a good book, So when I could not a good new book I winded up issuing an old one The Alchemist. It is a wonderful book from Paulo Coelho, how I know it is a wonderful book? because I have read it twice before. The reason why I started reading again is that I love it has a nice story most of all the quotes which the author uses are amazingly incredible. I am gonna write some of those quotes here simultaneously when I am reading it.   # "Everyone seems to have a clear idea of how other people should lead their lives, but none about his or her own".   # what is the world's greatest lie? It is" that at a certain point in our lives, we lose control of what's happening to us, and our lives become controlled by fate".   # "When you want someth

The Forty Rules of Love by Elif Shafak Just right now I finished reading this book, honestly I really don't know what I am feeling right now,  I am a little confused and lost. It had so many lessons and so many good stories. I completely fell in love with the book and the writer. I could not understand though, whether all these events were true or not. It has been written considering every individual's insight about the events which take place along the story. It has a lot of spiritual lessons to teach us about almost everything, and of course those forty rules love of shams of Tabriz were mind blowing. I had read about Rumi and Shams during my high school but now I realize I knew nothing about those two spiritual individuals. Now that I think I had misunderstood the meaning of love my whole life, not that I understood from this book the meaning of love but I learned that I need to read and search about meaning of love a lot more. Infatuation of Rumi towards Shams to Tabriz w

Wish_I_Could_Tell_You_by_Durjoy_Datta      This is my sixth Novel from Durjoy Datta, I started reading it almost two weeks ago. Then I started my next book "The forty rules of love" by Elif Shafak, I thought it would be more fun if I study both of simultaneously like a couple of pages from one and a couple of topics from other. But before I know it I finished  it completely. It was such an incredible story that I almost forgot the passing of time. I am not sure I had read even 5 pages of this when I was reading the earlier one.         So far I am in page 114/250. It is very shallow in compare to "The Forty Rules of Love". I hate the way these Indian novelist write English, Specially names and using entirely Hindi words in some places. It is super annoying. It did not bother me much in the past when I read a dozens of their Novels but now I guess it does. The best thing for me to do would be to stop reading entirely Novels written by Indian authors.

left;" trbidi="on"> A THOUSAND SPLENDID SUNS BY Khalid Hossaini   It is almost unbelievable that how much pain my country and my people have endured for the last seventy years. How my people lost their lives, their families and their sweet homes. How they have been forced to leave their home towns, to live a miserable and pathetic life in refugee camps of neighboring countries for years without knowing anything about their fate, to tolerate the worst of the worst pain and sorrow in the world; all in the name of religion and jihad( the truth is they(local warlords ) were fighting for power, while using religion as a shiled to legitimize their unspeakable action). those vicious people made my country a land of dead bodies all using name of ISLAM.     In this book Afghan American author writes simultaneously about social and political situations of Afghanistan in the second half of twenty century starting from 1960s. It is the story of two misfortune girls who ex

      So the year of 2019 is about  to end, In short this year was a good and productive year. I feel more grown up and more mature now. I faced some real challenges  and celebrate some victories... here I wanna mentioned all the books I have read so far in 2019.  Even though my aim was to read around 100 books this year but due to different reasons and activities  I was able to read only 33 books. while most  of these books which I read were in the form of hard paper  some of them were e_books.      first I am gonna write names of the books which I read and then I will mention  my top 5 favorite books from this year. 1- The magic by Rhonda Byrne 2- The power of your subconscious mind by Dr Joseph Murphy 3- First love just like the last one by Samar garg 4- Till the last breadth by Durjoy Datta 5-The essence of law of success by Napoleon hill 6- When only love remains by Durjoy Datta 7- When breadth becomes air by Paul Kalanithi 8- The boy with a broken heart by Durjoy D

This is an inspiring novel by young Indian novelist #savi_shamra It is the story of four adults and their dreams. Each Shaurya, Anubhav, Miraya and Kasturi. Miraya is lives in Mumbai and the rest of the three are from Jaipur. Anubhav goes to Banglore for getting admission in India's best business schools and after graduation he starts his own company which turns out to be very successful, but after some years when his parents  come to banglore to see him they meet with  an accident and both die in the spot, this event impacts Anubhav very bad which he looses control over himself, his own partners throw him away from company and he comes back to Jaipur where he meets the rest of the gang.         Shaurya wants to become a film maker but he does not have the courage to leave Jaipur  and  go to Mumbai and pursue his dreams, He tries  to convince his parents so many times but they never agree with him instead they want to him to pursue a course in CA and become a CA like his fath

It is an amazing novel by Indian female novelist Preeti Shenoy, this novel was in the best selling of lists of both Hindustan times and Times of India in year 2011.      The book is about a young eighteen years girl Ankita during 1990s in india, who is soon about to join the college, she is from kerla south India and she wants to go to new delhi and join IIT like her school friend abhi, but her parents are against her decision and want her to pursue her college in Kerla itself. So she has no other option than to accept her parents decision and join some good college in her own city. She belongs to an Indian strict and traditional family back in 1990s which talking to boys was not such a good thing to do for girls, and also no phone or internet were available at that times only land line phones were in some houses, ankita's parents also owned a land line telephone. She wants to keep in contact with her friend abhi but talking to telephone is a challenging task to do in front o